Installation Guide
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- AP460i/e Overview
- Install the Access Point
- AP460i/e Box Contents
- Access Point Mounting Options and Bracket Information
- Position the Access Point before Installation
- Ground Connection
- Install the Access Point on a Wall or to a Flat Surface
- Install the Access Point to a Flat Surface Using KT-147407-02 Flat Part and 1-Axis Tilt Part
- Install the Access Point to a Flat Surface Using the KT-147407-02 Flat Part, 1-axis Tilt Part, and the KT- 150173-01 Extension Arm
- Install the Access Point On a Flat Surface Using the KT-150173-01 Extension Arm
- Install the Access Point on a Flat Surface Using the MBO-ART02 Articulating Mounting Bracket
- Install the Access Point on a Hard Vehicle Surface Using the WS-MBV-VMM Vehicle Bracket (#32216)
- Install the Access Point on a Pole
- Attach the Access Point to a Pole Using All Three KT-147407-02 Bracket Parts
- Attach the Access Point to a Pole Using the KT-147407-02 Pole Part
- Attach the Access Point to a Pole Using KT-147407-02 Pole Part and the KT-150173-01 Extension Arm
- Attach the Access Point to a Pole Using the KT-147407-02 Bracket Parts and the KT-150173-01 Extension Arm
- Attach the Access Point to a Pole Using WS-MBO-POLE01 Bracket and MBO-ART02 Articulating Mounting Bracket
- GE and Console Connections
- Safe Removal of the RJ45 Cable
- Antenna Configuration for External Antenna Model Access Point
- Form a Drip Loop Connection for Cables
- Access Points Specifications
- Regulatory and Compliance Information
- Professional Installation Instruction
- Safety Guidelines
- Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice
- Industry Canada Notice
- Detachable Antenna Usage
- Australia Notice
- Brazil Agência Nacional De Telecomunicações (Anatel) Statement
- Hazardous Substances
- Supplement to Product Instructions
- NCC Statement
- CE Information
- European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Notice
- Declaration of Conformity in Languages of the European Community
- Index
Form a Drip Loop Connection for Cables
After the cables and antennas are connected to the access point, gather each cable below the access
point, and form a drip loop connection. You do not need a drip loop if the LAN wire is already below the
access point.
Note
The drip loop prevents water from entering the access point by channeling water down and
away from the connection points. Drip loops are required to ensure proper operation of the
access point.
Figure 21: Drip loop connection
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